Endre Szemerédi awarded the Széchenyi and Abel Prize-winning mathematician with the title of Professor János Neumann in 2021 in recognition of his decades-long contribution to theoretical computer science and his work related to the development of mathematics. The Senate of the University of Technology and Economics (BME) and the Neumann Society on Saturday – informed the two organizations MTI
The award was presented at the ceremonial meeting of the BME Senate, the inauguration of the Honorary Doctors took place, and the donation of the József Nádor Memorial Medal and other prestigious technical university awards.
The title of János Neumann, founded in 2017, can be awarded to a Hungarian or foreign university professor who provides outstanding, internationally known and recognized scientific achievements.
The mathematician is one of the best-known experts in graph theory, an international
Endre Szemerédi was born in Budapest in 1940 and began his university studies in 1960 at the Eötvös Loránd University School of Natural Sciences.
Endre Szemerédi was born in Budapest in 1940 and began his university studies in 1960 at the Eötvös Loránd University. Karan. His best-known scientific result is Erdős and Turán’s conjecture that every series with a positive upper density contains an arbitrary long arithmetic series, and this result has become an important tool in the study of large graphs, thus influencing network theory.
He has been a visiting researcher and visiting professor at various American universities since the 1980s, and was a professor at the Department of Computer Science at Rutgers University in 1990, and after his retirement he became Professor Emeritus
Endre Szemerédi Corresponding member of the Academy of Sciences, he became a full member of the academy in 1987 and a full member of the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) since 2010. The Hungarian government also recognized his work with the Hungarian Order of St. Stephen and the Széchenyi Prize. He received the Abel Prize for Mathematics in 2012.
In 2020, László Székelyhidi, a 43-year-old Hungarian mathematician at the University of Leipzig, spent his research in the field of mathematics and co-sciences, physics and chemistry. was recognized as Professor Neumann. Israeli professor Dan Shechtman, who was also awarded the Nobel Prize for the Discovery of Quasi-Crystals in 2019.
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